The future belongs to collaborative infrastructure building

What’s needed is a new approach to infrastructure that thinks of every investment as contributing to a healthier, more prosperous, equitable, and greener future.

Brampton’s Mount Pleasant Village includes a co-located school, library, recreation centre, and town square, creating a vibrant place that attracts people of all ages. Queen's Printer for Ontario, photograph via Ontario Growth Secretariat, Ministry of Municipal Affairs

Opinion

BY MATTI SIEMIATYCKI

October 21, 2020

In recent months, Canada’s infrastructure has strained under the intense pressure caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Crises in long-term elderly care homes, unaffordable housing, homelessness, poorly ventilated school buildings, and gaps in public transit have all been revealed and accelerated. In ...

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